trailer:
Roger Ebert calls it "a drama both intelligent and heartbreaking, starring Emma Thompson as a woman dying of cancer" and says because of his history with cancer he couldn't finish it. 91% of Rotten Tomatoes audiences give it a positive review.
I'll be having a comforting cup of tea:
and joining Elizabeth and friends at the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
Posts
...I know Emma Thompson, but not this show.
ReplyDeleteI will give this a try. I really like Emma Thompson. Your tea cup and saucer looks so elegant. Have a n ice day today.
ReplyDeleteSome films are just too hard to watch!
ReplyDeletebest, mae at maefood.blogspot.com
This film sounds goofd. Enjoy your tea! Happy T Day!
ReplyDeleteSaw this years ago--very good. Of course with Emma Thompson it had to be good. :) Having just gone through my own cancer battle, I wouldn't care to rewatch it right now, though, even if it was excellent, as I recall. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if I'm strong enough to watch this movie, but a cup of tea would be welcome
ReplyDeleteI adore this movie. But it's heartbreaking. She is just so good.
ReplyDeleteOnce again I don't know this film. That is nothing new. But your cup of tea looks so comforting. I hope it was a great T day Nita.
ReplyDeleteI've lost two friends to cancer recently, so I doubt I could watch this film. I just feel I would be reliving their deaths. I will, however, have a cup of tea with you. It is a charming tea cup and saucer. Thanks for sharing the film and your comforting tea with us for T this Tuesday, dear Nita.
ReplyDeleteThis film sounds interesting. I like your tea as well!
ReplyDeleteHappy T Tuesday! (Belated)
I like Emma Thompson. Your cup is lovely. I find tea comforting as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Tea Day,
Kate